An interactive product roadmap where users vote on features, AI helps you prioritize, and voters get notified automatically when you deliver. Your roadmap becomes a retention tool, not just a status page.
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Show customers what's coming next. Customers who see their requested features on the roadmap stay subscribed longer. Your roadmap becomes a retention tool.
Developers want to know your technical direction before they build on your platform. A public roadmap builds confidence and reduces integration risk.
Replace weekly status calls with a shared roadmap. Clients check progress on their own schedule. Make internal tasks private while keeping milestones visible.
Contributors need direction. A public roadmap shows where help is needed, what's already in progress, and prevents duplicate work across the community.
One platform for the entire product lifecycle. Each step feeds the next.
Move to Shipped. It becomes a changelog entry. Voters get notified.
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Explore Knowledge Base SoftwareA product roadmap is a visual plan that shows what your product team is building now, what is planned next, and what shipped recently. On modern SaaS sites, the roadmap is public and interactive: users can see every planned item, vote for the features they care about, and get notified when those features move to Shipped.
The point of the roadmap is not the timeline. Dates slip. The point is direction. When a user sees their requested feature move from Planned to In Progress, they know their vote counted. That single moment of visibility is what turns a customer into a fan, and what makes a public roadmap a retention tool rather than a status page.
The fastest path is to embed a hosted roadmap on your existing site. Skip the design work, the build cycle, and the ongoing maintenance of a custom roadmap page. With ProductLift you copy an embed snippet into any HTML block, and the roadmap renders with your colors, columns, and copy.
Three columns cover most use cases: Planned, In Progress, and Shipped. Add a Later column if you have a long backlog you want visible without committing. Every card carries a vote button and an optional description. When a card moves between columns, ProductLift emails every voter automatically, which is the mechanic that keeps users coming back to the roadmap page.
Any platform that lets you paste an HTML block, an iframe, or a script tag can host a ProductLift roadmap. That covers WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, HubSpot, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, Ghost, Carrd, Bubble, and every other builder listed below. If your platform blocks custom HTML, host the roadmap on a subdomain like roadmap.yoursite.com and link to it from your main navigation.
Setup takes about five minutes on any of these platforms. The roadmap does not add JavaScript to your site's main render path, so Core Web Vitals stay clean and the roadmap loads independently from the rest of the page.
Related reading if you are still choosing a tool or working out how to prioritize the backlog behind your roadmap: The best public roadmap software ranks 12 tools including Productboard, Aha!, Canny, Linear, and ProductLift on public-roadmap capability, prioritization frameworks, and free-plan detail. How to build a Trello roadmap covers the manual-board approach and why teams outgrow it. How to pick a product prioritization framework compares RICE, ICE, and MoSCoW so you know which one to score your roadmap items with.
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A roadmap isn't just a list of features. It's a communication tool. When users see their feedback turn into planned items, move to in progress, and ship, they feel heard. That builds loyalty.
ProductLift is the only platform where feedback, roadmap, and changelog are connected. One vote on a feature request flows through your entire product development cycle and closes the loop automatically. That's why over 3,000 product teams trust ProductLift.
Ruben Buijs
Founder of ProductLift
Churn often comes from users feeling ignored. They request a feature, hear nothing, and assume you stopped listening. A public roadmap solves this by making your product direction visible. Users see that their requests are being tracked, prioritized, and built.
When a user votes for a feature and sees it move from Planned to In Progress, they know you heard them. That visibility alone reduces the urge to switch to a competitor. And when the feature ships and they get notified automatically, the loop is closed. They feel like a participant in your product, not just a customer.
Roadmaps also help with sales. Prospects evaluating your product want to know where it is heading. A roadmap with active development and recent shipped items signals momentum. It tells them the product will keep improving after they buy.
The key is interactivity. A static timeline or Notion page doesn't create the same engagement. When users can vote, comment, and subscribe to specific items, your roadmap becomes a retention tool that brings people back to your site regularly.
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